Indespensable Supports0

• January/February 2006
• January 1, 2006

By What Authority?0

• January/February 2006
• January 1, 2006

There is a great principle at the heart of the movement to strike the words "under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance—and from our national customs, our currency, and our public ceremonies. It has very little to do with atheism. It has a great deal to do with authoritarianism. The philosophy behind America's founding is

Coming up for Air0

• January/February 2006
• January 1, 2006

In so many ways we seem at the flood stage of late. The December 2004 Tsunami gave reality to a global fear of an insatiable ocean intent on creating another Atlantis. Hurricane Katrina became the most recognizable of an alphabet-busting succession of storms battering the Americas. Vast stretches of prime ocean property now lie either

In the Shadow of the Capitol0

• January/February 2006
• January 1, 2006

Liberty magazine, which is just completing 100 years of continuous publication under its own name, had several precursor Seventh-day Adventist religious liberty magazines, starting with the American Sentinel magazine (1886-1900). With the exception of a few months in 1900 and 1901, when it was published by the International Religious Liberty Association in Chicago as The

Card Sharks And Marks0

• January/February 2006
• January 1, 2006

84033561 United States Constitution Fantasy Fight: O'Reilly v. Tyson. If your favorite political color is blue, fantasize flipping Bill O'Reilly into a boxing ring with Mike Tyson. If your political preference runs to red, drop Dan Rather into the ring with Mike. Whatever your political orientation, you can be pretty sure Mike is going to